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Debate two: 1914 - 1980

Exhibition Date:
03 Oct 2009
Venue:
The Lit & Phil/Mining Institute

'Grainger Town's decay ...'

-On the Toon, Sean O'Brien

This debate pays particular attention to Tyneside’s first phase of post-industrial reinvention. Explore T Dan Smith’s vision, urban planning, the popular culture of the time and community resistance to the city planners. To book call (0191) 232  0192 or email library@litandphil.org.uk

10am to 5pm
Free entry


10.00 > On the Toon, Canto 2 - Sean O’Brien
10.30 > Remaking the Post-War City - Prof Simon Gunn Respondent Peter Shapely
12.00 > Newcastle as Dystopia - John Pendlebury
12.20 > Pacemakers: T Dan Smith (1969) - film
12.30 > LUNCH
13.30 > Deconstructing the Remade Newcastle - Prof David Byrne
Respondent John Davies (Resisting Planners)
Respondent John Griffiths (Defending Planners)
15.30 > We’ve Gotta Get Outta This Place -
Cultural Responses
Chris Phipps (on The Animals)
Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen (on Amber)
16.30 > General Discussion

Newcastle Reinvented

Part of: Exhibition 19 Sep 2009 - 26 Sep 2010, Laing Art Gallery

City State

Part of: Exhibition 25 Sep - 31 Oct 2009, The Lit & Phil/Mining Institute

Mining Institute Debates

Part of: Event From 26 Sep, The Lit & Phil/Mining Institute

Byker Revisited

Part of: Exhibition 12 Sep - 31 Oct 2009, Side Gallery & Cinema


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